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Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. Good luck with your collection. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to let me know.

@@cactusandsucculentexchange I will. Thanks!

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It is very easy, if you need any tips or guidance, I'm always here to answer questions. Thank you for watching! Please share my channel with your friends and relatives :)

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Sometimes, a lack of enough light makes them grow like a tower because they're trying to grow to reach a light source. At some point of time, it will get a bigger diameter and grow pups around it. It will look beautiful - give them some time.

Thank you for your compliment! They are beautiful.

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Yes, thank you so much! You can start collecting small 4 inch potted plants and cuttings and develop them to build your collection. Please continue to watch my channel for tips on growing your collection! And please feel free to ask me questions about the plants you love and grow! Take care and thank you for watching. :)

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Wow, I would love to see a picture of that! It must be beautiful! Thank you so much for watching and greetings back to you dear viewer! Take care :)

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Thank you so much! Soon you will have many too :) Just propagate one of them and keep the other in hand for the beauty.

You are very welcome! To be very truthful and honest with you, I didn't have enough room on my stage to show all of them but stay tuned - there is another video coming up soon! :) Also, please check out video #146 - it has a lot of good ones!

@@cactusandsucculentexchange Nice, I purchased a Mutant Pachanoi that is half yellow one side and green other side. I will show it when it arrives. I also have a nice big Cereus repandus monstrose, the lumpy kind.

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Thank you, as always!

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Thank so much for watching! I'm really happy that you enjoyed this and my other videos. I hope you continue to enjoy watching them as I post more. The 4th one is coming up in the near term. They are really fascinating plants!

You are always very welcome! Thank You for watching. I wish you the best with your plants and I am happy to have viewers like you who watch my videos. It gives me encouragement to keep posting!

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Hello - I can give you brief information here. This plant does not want too much water so at this time, if you are in Turkeye, water it once every 3 weeks. Also, they need to be in a warm environment with a good amount of light. About your request regarding subtitles, I will see what I can do in the future. But thank you for watching and providing your comment. I wish you the best of luck on your plant and please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions. Also, I'd like to know what part of Turkey you are located. That might impact how to take care of the plant. Thanks again for watching!

Teşekkür ediyorum cevap verdiniz Türkiye de Akdeniz bölgesinde yaşıyorum iklim sıcak geçiyor genellikle kapalı bol güneş alan balkonumda Medusa besin vermek gerekiyor mu ne vermeliyim direk güneş mi alması gerekir ​@@cactusandsucculentexchange

Hi there - you are very welcome! Medusa generally loves to be in the fresh air but if you want to keep it inside, please don't water it too much. It needs good lighting. Every once in a while, do bring it outside into the fresh air. As far as fertilizer is concerned, for the time being as we are in the autumn season and slowly entering the winter season, they don't need any fertilizer. The best fertilizer you can give them is 20-20-20 in the springtime. If you don't have them, look for fertilizer that has 3 even numbers on the packaging so the formula is balanced. I will post a video about fertilizers. Please watch that video. Thank you and take care!

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Hello and thank you for watching! The first element is Nitrogen. Regarding Osmocote, it is the name of a brand of slow-release fertilizer. It is equally effective except the grains are coated which makes them last longer. It also tends to be more expensive. Thanks!

@@cactusandsucculentexchange OK thanks! Now I know.

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I'm posting a video about it tomorrow (Tuesday 9/24) - please check it out. Thank you for watching

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Thank you, Ruby - you are very kind!

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Thank you so much - they are really unique!

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They are very similar when they're small. As they develop, the differences appear but they're very subtle. Thanks for watching!

Hello and thank you for your great question! Generally, this group of plants can't be pushed to grow faster or bigger. They have a slow-growing journey. But with a little bit of attention and good environment, water, fertilizer, etc., they can grow slightly larger and faster than the average pace. But generally, it's difficult. I don't think trimming the vine/leaves will make much of a difference in the size of the caudex. How big is the caudex on your plant so I can better assess the right size of the pot?

@@cactusandsucculentexchange I would say it’s about an inch and a half in diameter. It’s a new plant so tiny caudex.

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Thank you very much! Nature is very fascinating and we can learn so much from it!

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Indeed - they are truly beautiful plants! And thank you for your kind words and for watching :)

Hello again! Thank you for your comment :) Yes, they are very slow growers but well worth the time and effort! They're truly wonderful plants! Good luck with yours - I'm sure they will thrive!

Thank you so much Patti! Your comment is so kind and I'm grateful for it :) This is a very lovely plant!

You are so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and admire the plant :)